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http://www.cyberfret.com/misc-wisdom/capo/index.php
Here is a useful link. Look deeper into this here and you will find a chart there.
Here is the link to the chart: http://www.cyberfret.com/misc-wisdom/capo/page5.php

You see if you play a G chord and capo on the second fret it now becomes an A chord, Scale : A B C D E F G...if you place the capo on the second fret you move up a whole octive see after G comes A .  Becauses it still sounds like a A chord you are able to play the song in a more Familiar chords or you might have a singer who only sings a certin octive. 3CF

Yea the only string lifting I do is out of the box i bought them in...Peace....3CF

Hi looks good. 3CF

Did you add Chordie to your pop up blocker list? You might have a pop up blocker on....just close out your browser and bring up a new browser then type in the web address and go to your pop up blocker (normaly in tools) and type in the chordie web address there and click on add or allow. Try that, if no luck  check with your ISP and see if there is a issue with the site. peace 3CF

I second the motion!  3CF

Keepen it real...3CF

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/navigati … 001+304381
Here is a link to a cut capo or try Third hand capo! 3CF

YOUR BODY IS A WONDERLAND (John Mayer)

Smooth and Jazzy. 3CF

http://www.cyberfret.com/misc-wisdom/capo/page5.php
Here is a link to a capo chart. The chart will allow you to place a capo on a given fret and you can play in any key you like.
Key of C is pretty common for most people to sing in that is Singer friendly. You can even mess around with the positioning of the capo on the guitar neck to get a voicing that might compliment the key you are singing in however, the chords you are playing on the guitar may not exactly be the chords you would play in the key you are singing in i.e.(your playing in the key of D and you place the capo on 7th fret and actually play in G. This will give you a pretty cool effect when you also add a few guitars to the mix. Allows you to build a WALL  of guitars all complimenting each other but playing different chords, dynamics. On the chart, located at the top, it shows the fret you would place the capo on and on the far left hand side of the chart this shows you the chord you will play. You take the top and side and intersect the two Like Battleship, the board game, this will give you the Voicing, of the chord sound you are making. I hope this helps. Good luck.  3CF

I play A style Fender mandolin electric/acoustic. Been playing for about 5-6 years odd and on. I am self taught and I play other instruments as well. I play in a band and church team. I don’t have the money for F style. What type of mando do you play? Every time I play mando at church people just love the extra sound it brings to worship. 3CF